St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-11-19
OFFICIAL.
Proceedings of the Common
Council.
Regular Meeting.

From His Honor the MayOr-License
.tevoked-
To the Honorable the President and
Common Council of the City of st.
Paul:
| have this day revoked Saloon Lii
cenSe No. $50. issued to James COSgrave,
No. SO Robert street, said saloon having
been conducted in diSorderly manner.
ROBERT \. SMITH, Mayor.
Nov. ,. 1887.
Committee on License.
Also.
Additional Police Protection
To the Honorable. the President and
Common Council of the City of st.
Paul:
/ transmit herewith petition of resi-
dents of the Fourth ward, requesting
additional police protection i'll that sec
ton of the city. and l respectfully
recommend that the prayer of the pc
titioners be granted to such an extent
as may be found proper and practicable.
ROBERT \. SMITH, Mayor.
Nov. ,, 1887.
Alderman of the District.
The petition above referred to is
signed by W. l.. Harding and fifty
others. and alleges insufficient police
protection Oh account of diSOrderly
characters. etc.
From Minnesota Il Northwestern Rail
way Company
For permission to erect and maintain
q Standard signal tower on the south
west corner of Starkey and Fillmore
streets. for the purpose of operating the
gates to be placed over its tracks at
street intersections by said company.
Committee Oh Streets.
From st. Paul Chamber of Commerce
Resolution adopted by said body re-
queSting the Council to provide by or
dinance for placing the names of the
streets at places of intersection and
maintaining the same.
Committee on Streets.
From Daniel ). StombS-
Notice that he will claim damages
to the amount of $4,000 on account of
negligence on the part of the city of St.
Paul, whereby he Was personally in
jured Oh the 9th of October, 1887, by
reason of all explosion of gas under a
sidewalk at the corner of Robert and
Sixth streets.
Committee on Claims and Corporation
Attorney.
From William I. Smith
Claiming the sum of $3.50 on account
of feed and care of a stray pony placed
with him by police officer.
Committee on Claims and Corporation
Attorney.
From L. L. Lamprey and Others
Asking that {. \. Stein be allowed 20
alter over into Il veterinary intirmary
and boarding stable a certain stone
building situate Oh Second street.
Granted. (See Ordinance No. S5S).
From John Johnson and Others
For the opening of an alley fifteen
feet wide III block n, Arlington Hills
addition.
Granted. (See order to Board of Pub
lie Works..
From Michael Wicker and Others
For the opening of an alley in block
81. Arlington Hills addition.
Granted. (See order to Board of Pub
lie Works.
From Ii. S. Fairchild-
Claiming the sum of SS,760, on ac-
count of rock taken from block %, StIn-
son, Brown Il RamSey's addition, in
opening James and Erie streets through
said block.
Committee on Streets.
From y. L. Sattler and others
For the opening of Lucy street, in the
Sixth ward. through lot l. Bidwell'S adj
dition, and asking that said street,
when opened, be placed in paSSable con-
ditiOn between Oakdale avenue and
Concord street.
Committee on Streets.
From NJ. f. Campbell and Others
For the vacation Of the portion of
Warwick avenue north of Ashland av-
enue and the alleys in blocks l and of
Summit Avenue addition.
Committee on Streets and City Clerk
instructed to give the notice required
by law.
From Z. Drewry and others
For transfer of liquor licenses.
Committee OH License.
From J. 5. Sewell-
Calling attention to the fact that in
building the middle pier for the Mar
shall avenue bridge the county is tres
passing Onpriyate property, and asking
that Marshall avenue be opened across
the island on which said pier stands. or
that said island be condemned for pier
purposes.
Accepted. (See order to Board of
Public Works..
From st. Anthony Park Citizens
Asking for the grading of Langford
avenue, full width. from Como park to
the west city limits. at as early date as
possible in the year ISIS.
Granted. (See order to Board of Pub
lie Works.
From Capital Bank of st. Paul
Bond in the sum of 100000, with l..
L. Reed, W. ID. Kirk. j. l.. FOrepaugh.
Reuben Warner. J. II. Sanders, ii. ID.
Mathews, {. c. DeCOSter and Kenneth
Clark as suretieS, given as security for
moneys belonging to the City of St.Paul
that may be deposited in said bank.
Committee on Ways and Means.
REPORTS OF CITY OFFICERS.
Of City TreaSurer-Pay Rolls
The Treasurer transmits pay rolls of
street and sewer forces for the month of
October. 1881, amounting to 81 ,076.54.
Allowed and referred to Comptroller
by the following vote:
YeaS-Ald. Coniey, DOwlan, Petsch,
Cullen, Ryan, Stubborn, Weber, Kenny,
Kahn. Hamm, Bryant, Minea, Long,
Mr. PreSident-14
OF City mptroller-Audited Claims,
II. NJ. Nevin. Estimate No. l, Trout
Brook sewer, So, 80; Cooper Il Harper,
Estimate No. ,, grading Dale street,
Sl,445; J. Heating, Estimate No. ,,
grading Goodrich avenue, SLIGO;
Bahr u kuhr. Estimate No. /,
grading Feronia avenue, $3.50:
q. Gerlich, Estimate No. l, grading
Mackubin street. 1925; c. F. Huebner,
Estimate No. 1, grading Brainerd ave
nue.. y, 125; j. Clatfey. Estimate No. |,
grading Payne avenue, Sl,275; =.
Durack, Estimate No. ,, approaches to
Sherburne avenue, s.. 145; J. ID. Moran,
Estimate No. ), grading Erie street,
$40: Davis Il Lockwood, Estimate No.
/. grading Stryker avenue, 50, AS; p.
Doherty, Estimate No. l. sewer on
Western avenue. S255; p. DOherty.
Estimate No. l, sewer on Iglehart and
Dale streets. 5000; L. DOherty. Esti-
mate No. ,, sewer on Winifred street,
s., 40; White u Adams, Estimate No. l.
sewer on COlborne street, $59J: White d
Adams. Estimate No. &, sewer on Ran
dolph street, Sl,275; j. Mcdonald, Esti-
mate No. ;, grading Randolph street;
1888: J. Mcdonald, Estimate No. 3,
grading Magnolia street, $2,2l0;